Rishm
I think lots had faced this
Hence even I tried out
@bb you can check previous chats to see
Hi
Rishm,
I have analyzed your last DI test and I saw your earlier DI test from march - these were very different tests.
On the one in March you have answered almost everything correctly besides 2 questions.
On this test things have gone in a very different direction and I have no clue why. Maybe not as serious or focused?
Basically the first half of the test was a struggle.
You have missed mostly easy/medium questions and they were below average most of the time)
Here is a chart for DI. By the time the system gave some hard questions (#13, 14, 15, and 16).
There were 4 experimental items on this test so that's why only 16 items. I did see that one of the mistakes that you made was on a question that should have been marked as experimental (it was a hard one) but it was served with medium difficulty. So you got sabotaged there - this likely did cost a few points. Sorry about that! I have gone through all questions in the database and found a few other tough DS that were not labelled properly as experimental (it is a manually set flag). This is fixed now.
By the way, the early mistake in #2 was not a huge setback, you recovered within 1 question basically but #6 and 7 again made the test doubt your abilities, so down it went again and then started recovering and you did awesome at the end! However, the test had to decide how to grade you even though
it is almost like 2 different people took the test. Did you feel that way?
P.S. Sorry it took so long - I kept checking questions, question bank, etc to see why this result. The only discrepancy I found was a human error with the question labeling. So yes, you are correct in terms of the score being harsh in this case but the next one should not be. However the 2 other questions you missed were legitimately medium/easy difficulty.

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